Berlei bra advert banned Facebook for offence to community. For many women, a feeling of pain, frustration and being contained is commonplace when they squeeze themselves into their bras each morning. Which is why Australian lingerie brand, Berleis, new advert is so refreshing. It depicts a range of diverse women in their everyday boob struggles whether theyre trying to squeeze into a sports bra, get support from a strapless model or dealing with strap marks. Scroll down for video Berlei Lingerie Australia have released a new bra advert picturedIt depicts a range of diverse women in their everyday boob struggles whether theyre trying to squeeze into a sports bra, get support from a strapless model or dealing with strap marks. The advert has since been banned by Facebook and Instagram. Watch Scorned Online Facebook ChatThis is because it doesnt comply with their current policies and many fear it will cause potential offence to the communityThe advert has been released to promote Berleis new Womankind range. However, the ad which promotes its new Womankind range  has been banned by Facebook and Instagram. ALTERNATES/s615/d-image-4-420771393.jpg' alt='Watch Scorned Online Facebook' title='Watch Scorned Online Facebook' />This is because it doesnt comply with their current policies and there are fears it will cause potential offence to the community. An appeal by Berlei has also been rejected, a spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia. In the ad, women can be seen doing everything with their bras from pushing their breasts up, to suppressing them in strapless numbers and oppressing them in pretty bras. To make it, some 5. Australian woman were surveyed on the daily struggles they have with their bra. The ad highlights the daily realities women have with their breasts in an honest and authentic way, Berlei said in a statementLike the bra itself, the ad was designed to empower women to care for and invest in themselves, they continued in their statement. The advert was initially banned by You. Watch Scorned Online Facebook LoginThe official site of the SHOWTIME Original Series 7 Deadly Sins. Find out about new episodes, watch previews, go behind the scenes and more. Watch Under The Mountain Tube Free. Watch The Estate Film Dailymotion more. Watch Scorned online. Stream Deadly Women season 8, episode 16 instantly. As you decline in years, you decline in the marketplace, admits Pernell Roberts, 51, star of CBS surprise hit Trapper. Watch Souls of Stone online. Stream Deadly Women season 7, episode 18 instantly. Tube, but has since been re instated Speaking to FEMAIL, Berlei issued a statement, saying The ad highlights the daily realities women have with their breasts in an honest and authentic way. Like the bra itself, the ad was designed to empower women to care for and invest in themselves. Berlei believes this case highlights societys issues where breasts are classed as sexual property. They also would like to change the narrative of how brands advertise to women and hope to be able to take their message to their online community without being suppressed. The reason for the ban is that Facebooks advert policy dictates that videos cannot focus on one body part, such as breasts, as Berleis does. The social networking website also often rejects ads when there is pixelated nudity or close ups on body parts such as breasts. The advert has received praise online, however. Watch Sivaji Download. The reason for the ban is that Facebooks advert policy dictates that videos cannot focus on one body part, such as breasts, as Berleis does. The social networking website also often rejects ads when there is pixelated nudity, overt focus on bouncing breasts or close ups on body parts such as breasts. While You. Tube also initially banned the advert, they have now re instated it and allowed it on their site. Meanwhile, the ad has received huge support online, with people writing comments on You. Tube such as This ad is great, so emphatic and with a funny and legible message. Another added Best ad Ive seen in my life. Daily Mail Australia have reached out to Facebook, Instagram and You. Tube for comment.